User:Kalogeropoulos

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Κonstantinος A. Kalogeropoulos (Athens, 1957) is anthropologist, with studies in archaeology, cultural informatics and greek civilization. He is also an University of the Aegean Dept. of Mediterranean Studies lecturer in MA of Theatrical Studies and publisher of Archive a Diamond Open Access refereed academic interdisciplinary journal. Upon completion of the his university studies, he started postgraduate studies in anthropology (MA in Cultural Anthropology) archaeology (MA in archaeology and Heritage) and cultural informatics (Phd). As an affiliate of Iamvlichus Publications in Greece he has conducted theoretical research of peoples and cultures. His post-doctoral research is mainly focusing on human and cultural interactions and settlement patterns. As an archaeologist he is digging in ancient Kymissala, in Rhodes Island. Currently working in field missions for UN.

Articles on english wiki

Edward Burnett Taylor - Filiki Eteria - Tugendbund - Robert Ranulph Marett - Valentianism - Nawang Dorje - Margareta Niculescu - Courrier de Smyrne - Archaeoseismology - Menelaion - Adranon - Ancient Kymissala - Callirrhoe, Jordan - Madnasa - Adada, Pisidia - Polyandrion - Polygnotos Vagis - Arcesius (architect)

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Not compulsory, not even mandatory at least for archaeological sites (i.e. Býčí skála Cave, Mifsas Bahri, West Bona Site, Caves of Nanumanga and many more). Subjective measuring of importance and rating system. That means that wikiprojects' rating standards are not objectively or scientifically measurable. Of course the wikiprojects can be of some use, but only for quantitative and not qualitative purposes. The user that created Wikiprojects and their supporters clearly do not understand the importance of locality as a means for sustainable future and preservation of archaeological sites.